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- Tempe gets OK to start replacing dam July 31, 2010
- Arizona immigration law activists hold vigil to back law July 31, 2010
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- Vet found after missing for month is laid to rest July 31, 2010
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- Arizona Geography Trivia: Can You Pass?
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- General Arizona Trivia: Can You Pass?
- How did Sky Harbor International Airport Get its Name?
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- Arnold Deleon: Enjoy your blog,tv.. you take me back to the Arizona I remember. It was a kinder,giving state then... you make me smile marshall trimble..
- Bill: I am too ashamed to report how many I got wrong. But, I have been to every site mentioned in this trivia quiz. That should get me some points!! Enjoy
- marshall trimble: Copperopolis was a metropolis that didn't Metrop. Copperosity Mine was nearby in the Copperosity Hills. A post office was open from October 1884 until
About Arizona Oddities
Arizona Oddities explores the quirks, quips, tales and turning points that have shaped our cultural identity. A small team of Arizona buffs and established storytellers contribute to the blog regularly, and we hope it unfolds as a record of the collective Arizona experience.
We invite you to join the conversation and share comments about the oddities you encounter.